Eastbourne Hotels with Parking

There are lot of hotels in Eastbourne, many cheaper than the Revilious. I chose the Revilious because of the favourable reviews and I wasn't disappointed. It really is a fabulous place to stay. We were made to feel very welcome. Our room was stylish, comfortable and well equipped. There was lots of choice for breakfast with an emphasis on quality. I'll certainly stay at the Revilious next time I visit Eastbourne.

The holiday is very clean, the space is large, the separate bathroom with a bathtub, and the infrastructure is perfect. The parking space is very sufficient. It is also very convenient to drive to the seven sisters Baiya. It takes ten minutes to drive and walk to the city for about ten minutes. There is a very delicious breakfast and a good stay experience.

My husband and i had a nice stay. Perfect location as only accross the road to the theatre where we went that evening. Toiletries/Tea & Coffee available in room. The room was clean and the staff were friendly. Would stay again.

The hotel is in a great location, about 12 minutes walk from the train station. The guy at the front desk was very enthusiastic and patient. It was already evening when we arrived. He still introduced us bit by bit. And the hotel is pet-friendly, and I saw a lot of cute dogs! !

Overall, it was a really good experience. The staff were really nice, and the location was great. The only downside was that there was no air conditioning, and opening the window gets the bugs in. The walls weren’t soundproof either, so I was woken by the neighbours chatting and laughing at 4 am.

Amazing location right by the beach so some rooms would be overlooking the promenade and coast. The rooms are tired and decoration needs to be updated although the reception areas look good. The beds and pillows were VERY comfy! Better than some travelodge, so a good night sleep. So if you can look past the poor paint, the £37 a night twin room will be a bargain. I would return at this price, but not more expensive. Its not the usual high quality or standard that I expected from Best Western chain. More a budget option. £7 is for a continental breakfast so this was declined. Tea and coffee in room was good. Late arrival but checking in was swift and very helpful. Free but limited overnight parking outside but you have to get a ticket (the hotel can do this for you for £2.25) from 8am so if you want a lie in, you need to book and pay when you check in.

Grand hotel on the sea front. We had a sea-view room with balcony which was very large and newly decorated, but the absence of any pictures or wall art made the room feel a bit stark. By comparison the bathroom was quite small and felt very cramped. Comfortable bed and seating, so all was absolutely fine for our one night stay. Enjoyed our breakfast in the formal dining room overlooking the sea front.

It was located next to the pier and close the food places. Location wise 10/10. The room was spacious but the shower was not the cleanest. Hospitality and service was very nice

For the price I did not expect any more than a Travelodge quality, and I was not disappointed - it was a Travelodge quality, if anything the reception area is a bit below and the broken windows give the place a decidedly shabby appearance - there is not great kerb appeal. Inside is definitely worn, and could do with a good refresh... however, we then got to the room and were very pleasantly surprised. It appeared to be a newly refurbished room and the room itself and the bathroom were very pleasant - the broken window with card over it and the balcony with an old full carton of milk, was also not great. The room was hot, as there is no air con, the supplied stand fan did an adequate, if very loud, job of keeping the room cool enough to sleep in. Overall, it was serviceable.